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Acerca de esta película. Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
Acerca de esta película. Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
Cuéntanos lo que piensas. Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. ... Películas y programas. Libros. Infantiles. google_logo Play. Juegos. Apps. Películas y programas. Libros. Infantiles. none. search.
Jean Stapleton stars as Eleanor Roosevelt in this made-for-television feature dealing with the years after FDR's death in which Mrs. Roosevelt became an influential public figure in her own right. Stapleton receives excellent support from E. G. Marshall, Coral Browne, Joyce Van Patten and Gail Strickland.
